How to spell CHURCE correctly?
If you mean to type "churce" but have misspelled it, there are a few possible correct suggestions. The correct word may be "church", referring to a place of religious worship or "chorus", which denotes a group of singers or performers. Double-check your intended meaning to select the appropriate word.
List of suggestions on how to spell churce correctly
- chance There's a chance that it might rain today.
- charge The store will charge you for the items you're purchasing.
- Cherie Cherie is my dearest sister.
- choice I have a choice between going to the beach or staying home and watching a movie.
- chore
- chuck He decided to chuck the old book that had been gathering dust on his shelf for years.
- church Every Sunday, my family and I attend church.
- churches The churches are currently closed.
- churl The churl refused to share his food with the hungry travelers.
- churls The wealthy family looked down their noses at the churls who worked on their farm.
- churn The milk sat in the churn for hours, slowly turning into delicious butter.
- churner
- churns The river that flows through the rapids churns with fury.
- chute I gathered my courage and went down the water chute at the water park.
- circe Circe was a powerful sorceress who could turn men into animals with her potions.
- coerce The boss tried to coerce the employees into working overtime by threatening to cut their benefits.
- course I am enrolled in a history course at my university.
- curse May your curse be your own company.
- source I went to the library to find a source for my research paper.
